Canada's live-in nanny program, after getting the work permit W- 1, can your child study in Canada for free? Can couples work together?

First of all, applicants for live-in nanny must attend at least six months of off-the-job training. As for how to determine whether the training certificate is recognized, it is still necessary to inspect the intermediary to see their qualification certificates and success stories. It is definitely not possible without qualifications, and it is not appropriate to have qualifications without cases. After all, there are cases that prove that their certificates are recognized by the embassy. If the embassy does not recognize them, there will be no case.

Second, the training period is 6 months, and the materials will be accepted by the embassy after 4 months, and the interview will be arranged within 6 months, so the period should be within 1 year. Recently, the trial cycle was long because the embassy had been checking the intermediary before, which delayed the time. Now it's back to normal, don't worry.

Third, the salaries of live-in nannies in different regions are different. Some provinces are high (up to 10.25 Canadian dollars/hour), while others are low (9.45 Canadian dollars/hour). Alberta doesn't have to pay medical insurance, so it's all different, with an average of 10 Canadian dollars per hour.

In addition, every region has a minimum wage. If the employees of live-in nannies fail to meet the local minimum wage last year, the government will refund the tax every three months next year to make up the minimum wage. (The minimum wage in city of victoria, BC is 65,438+09,750 Canadian dollars per year, which is about 20,000 Canadian dollars), so the salary calculation should be based on this.

Fourth, you can apply for family immigration after working in Canada for two years, and the waiting period is about 1.5 years.